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309. PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION. (2) The study of th e co ncep ts of re li gion from th e standpoint of philosophy. An inves ti gat ion of the leadin g philosophers, philosophies, and con cep ts of the phil osop hy of re li gion. 311. COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS. (2) A stud y of the grea t e thni c re li gions of th e world, th e ir philosophies, doctrines, and prac ti ces. 400,401. DIRECTED RESEARCH. (2, 3 or 3, 3) Guided read ing and res earch in phi losophers or ph ilosophical topics. 402 . PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE. (3) An anay ls is of th e nature of sci e ntifi c theory , scient ific knowledge, and scientific experim e ntation. Consideration of th e limits of science as we ll as th e re lation of sc ience to ep istemo logy and metaphysics. 403. CURRENT PROBLEMS IN PHILOSOPHY. (3) Selec ted probl ems in philosophy.
SPEECH
Objective. The courses offered by this departme nt a re desi gned to ac quaint the stude nt with the esse nti al th eo ries that gove rn effective discourse and to develop in him a measure of profic ie ncy in th e var ious ski ll s demanded b y th e speec h a rts . D epartmen t Major: 30 units, of which 24 must b e upper divisi on. As part of this 30 unit requireme nt, th e stud en t must compl e te 244, 245, 321, and 405 and selec t 3 units from th e fo ll owing two group s: (1) 212, 261 ; (2) 301, 344. In add iti on h e must select at leas t 6 units from 40 1,403, or 404. Departme nt tvlinor: 18 units , of whi c h 12 must be upp e r division. The student mu st comple te e ith e r 212 o r 261 ; 244 , 301 ; and e ith e r 401, or 403, or 405.
D epartme nt Maj or : 30 units, of which 24 must b e uppe r division. D epartmen t Minor: 18 units, of whi ch 12 mu st be uppe r division.
101. BASIC SPEECH. (3) E ither te rm. Considerat ion of th e bas ic princ ipl es and pract ices of effec ti ve oral communi cati on with emphas is on findin g, eva luating, and organizing mater ial s and on s impli c ity a nd d irec tn ess in sty le and d e li very. Ex perience in th e prepara ti on and de li ve ry of su itable speeches. 212. ORAL I NTERPRETATION. (3) Theory and tec hniqu e of ora l reading; practice in th e reading of va ri ous types of literature. 224. VOICE A D DICTION. (2) Deve lopment of ton e production, breath con trol , vo ice projection , pro nunc iation , and art ic ul at ion. Ex te ns ive us e of individu,tl and class exerc is es.
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